The North American Review, Volume 81O. Everett, 1855 - North American review and miscellaneous journal Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 43
... social talent and refinement . The philosopher , however , will not seek in vain for the noblest effects of habit , of self - reliance , and popular education upon the individual . The instances of humble toil rising in the social scale ...
... social talent and refinement . The philosopher , however , will not seek in vain for the noblest effects of habit , of self - reliance , and popular education upon the individual . The instances of humble toil rising in the social scale ...
Page 44
... social pastime , vulgar wealth , coxcombical pretension , and affected refine- ment will inevitably find their way . The watering - place , the fashionable hotel , and the receptions of public functionaries and private aspirants for ...
... social pastime , vulgar wealth , coxcombical pretension , and affected refine- ment will inevitably find their way . The watering - place , the fashionable hotel , and the receptions of public functionaries and private aspirants for ...
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... social development . No philosophical mind can resist the convic- tion , that in this respect there is extraordinary promise , how- ever defective its present fulfilment . Our social critics should never lose sight of the fact , that we ...
... social development . No philosophical mind can resist the convic- tion , that in this respect there is extraordinary promise , how- ever defective its present fulfilment . Our social critics should never lose sight of the fact , that we ...
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